TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 8月1日 22時00分

"More than a century and a half after Appomattox and more than 50 years after Selma, the South is in flux, its complexities and ambiguities deepening as the region offers a pronounced reflection of the rest of the nation," writes Jon Meacham, a historian and author, in the new issue of TIME in the American South. "Easy to caricature but difficult to categorize with care, the South is home to the blues and the Klan, to burgeoning civil rights memorials and neo-Confederates, to deep faith and terrible violence, to great affluence and unspeakable poverty." Perhaps it’s the heat, adds Meacham, whose biography of Andrew Jackson was awarded the Pulitzer Prize, "but for some reason Southerners are given to extremes, and we can see vivid manifestations of the elements that are shaping American life at large in the 21st century." In this photograph, a young woman skates in front of an #LGBT Pride booth at a music festival in Berea, Ky. Read more on TIME.com. Photograph by @meg__wilson

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